In regards to the OP more directly: I gave a quick look at your post history to see what you're using it for. For what you're looking to do (motorcycle decoration), the HP-CS will work well for the actual art part of the painting. And it's a relatively tanky brush, so it's well suited to garages and workshops and other non-studio places where hard floors and longer hoses are the norm.
Just as good, if not more so: the HP-CS is a near ideal beginner/learner brush in addition to being a good long-term workhorse. Very forgiving to use and easy to maintain, but without shortcutting you around transferable/necessary skills. So it's also a great brush to be using while you practice your way up to what you want to be doing.
You might want something else to do the broad coverage (primer, base color, clear coats, etc.). Maybe a mini-HVLP for priming and base color. Clear coating for automotive might be something you want to contract out, as I'm given to understand it's much less noob-friendly and more sensitive to cross-contamination.
Yes your bang on that exactly what I hope to do my wicked paints came today so I'm gonna have to pull my finger out and give them a try I've got 14 colours I don't know what to start withIn regards to the OP more directly: I gave a quick look at your post history to see what you're using it for. For what you're looking to do (motorcycle decoration), the HP-CS will work well for the actual art part of the painting. And it's a relatively tanky brush, so it's well suited to garages and workshops and other non-studio places where hard floors and longer hoses are the norm.
Just as good, if not more so: the HP-CS is a near ideal beginner/learner brush in addition to being a good long-term workhorse. Very forgiving to use and easy to maintain, but without shortcutting you around transferable/necessary skills. So it's also a great brush to be using while you practice your way up to what you want to be doing.
You might want something else to do the broad coverage (primer, base color, clear coats, etc.). Maybe a mini-HVLP for priming and base color. Clear coating for automotive might be something you want to contract out, as I'm given to understand it's much less noob-friendly and more sensitive to cross-contamination.
...I've got 14 colours I don't know what to start with